Redscale Exposure – Part 2

A few feet down from the building shown in redscale yesterday, I also shot this building but with an over-exposure of two stops. The resulting effect is what is typically expected. The bright… Continue reading →

Redscale Exposure – Part 1

Before shooting with redscale film, one must be warned about the potential for disappointment. Very few subjects lend themselves well to the redscale effect and in most circumstances they have be be over-exposed… Continue reading →

Canna Lilies

The road behind the canna lilies serves as a clue that this specie of flowers grows everywhere in Atlanta and not just in beautiful well attended gardens. It had just rained so there… Continue reading →

Weekly Photo Challenge: Urban

The architectural re-design of large shopping centers in the southeast United States has merged the “All in One Stop” concept with an old-town look of restaurants and cafes with patios and busy foot… Continue reading →

Atlanta Constitution Building

Atlanta Constitution is the name of Atlanta’s main newspaper. This building at the corner of Forsyth and Alabama is also known as the Georgia Power Atlanta Division Building. Built in 1947 with Flemish… Continue reading →

Rust

The intersection of highways I-20 and I-85 behind the Georgia State Capitol and the building where I work remind me of the origins of the city of Atlanta, built to be a major… Continue reading →

Pink Jeep, Pink Phone, Pink Nails

While my daughter and I were taking pictures of a pink Jeep at the Perimeter Center Mall in Dunwoody, two other persons joined us with their cell phone cameras. Then my daughter observed… Continue reading →

Unprocessed Fuji Velvia Pictures

These pictures were shot with no battery and left untouched, with no Photoshop editing. While I had no light meter and no photo editor, I had a very unique lens and a wonderful… Continue reading →

Chattahoochee River in a Rainy Summer Day

The Chattahoochee river is a major waterway running through Atlanta. The Hooch, as it is also called, was shot on a cloudy day when the sky was giving us both rays of sunlight… Continue reading →

Weekly Photo Challenge: Merge

This old wooden bench damaged by time and the weather still was the best solution to provide comfort to employees going outside for a cigarette. Everything else was built and designed with very… Continue reading →